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I got my letter today to test so they are out. Good luck to everyone else who applied.
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I got my letter today to test so they are out. Good luck to everyone else who applied.
Got my letter as well today, fieldseng, any idea on how many applied?
Still waiting to get mine, just curious is the testing date still July 19/20th range? Just trying to plan ahead a little and finalize my plans for the trip.
Thursday, July 19th, 0830....
Also, fieldseng, thanks for all your help. Do you have any more info on the rest of the hiring process post Fireteam test?
If you have any common since you will do just fine I took this same fireteam test 2 years ago and got hired on the dept that I am on now it is easy.
Havent heard how many applied, been too much other drama going on here. I will see if I can find out when I go in tomorrow.
I never took the Fireteam test. The written test I took to get on here was retarded.
So does anyone know what is after the FireTeam (assuming you pass)? Is it the standard physical test, then oral board, etc...
Sorry, but what is the Fire Team test? Is it personality based? Reading? Video? Thanks.
it says in the letter what each part intails. i am test the 20th so i would keep those two day open for testing. The 19th and 20th
Okay, thanks giweff. Hopefully my letter will be here today.
Just got my letter today, have the afternoon test on the 19th.
Again, good luck to everybody and thanks for all the info fieldseng.
i'm at 8:30 on july 19. anyone from the area know of any nearby hotels? im from milwaukee and dont want to have to start driving at midnight. :/
Got my letter today!!! I will be there testing so about ride alongs who would you recommend we contact do they even offer them? and have we heard a a total # who applied?
To all those needing a place to stay while you test,
Your best bet in my opinion is to check with hotels in Illinois. I live right across the river in Cahokia, we have a holiday inn express, it's about a 10 min drive to downtown. Considering the time of year you should have no problem getting a room cheap.
Just thought you guys could use the info
I'll be testing with you guys as well, looking forward to it and good luck to all.
I got mine the other day. I go at 8:30 on the 20th. Ride alongs would be cool.
They having four tests? and have we gotten a total # of applications?
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have we gotten a total # of applications?
I'm curious to know
How long after they say..."you're hired", do you start the academy? For instance when will the next academy be for this round of hires?
How long after they say..."you're hired", do you start the academy?
As soon as the entire class gets thru w/their physicals, background checks, etc. Probably a month or two.
For instance when will the next academy be for this round of hires?
I would think it's unlikely there will be another class until the new list comes out. I couldn't give you a good guess how soon they would pull a class off that list, but it will definatley be needed. What you need to understand there is no regular schedule of new recruit classes. That is, sometimes classes do not run right after another.
I can tell you that off the current list there has been 5 classes ranging from 20-30 recruits in each class. I believe they went thru 200-300 off the list to get those recruits.
Do you happen to know how many were on that list?(the last one)
And how long is the list usually good for?
I dont know for sure, but if I would have to guess around 600-700.Quote:
Do you happen to know how many were on that list?(the last one)
There are a few screwy things going on here right now. I tested 3 years ago, and I believe the list before me started 6 years before.Quote:
And how long is the list usually good for?
So as of now, you can be just about anywhere on the list, and you still have a chance.
fieldseng or anyone else...
Are there any fire houses near the convention center? I'm coming in from Milwaukee a day early and was hoping to possibly visit one if I have some free time.
Another few questions...
Does St. Louis usually only hire people with a lot of experience?
Are they big in hiring minorities and women? Or is is usually about even?
Is their physical test the CPAT or their own PAT?
I'm coming in from Florida a day early as well(testing Thursday coming in tomorrow) and am thinking about just exploring a bit of the city, any hot spots to check out(could be anything, doesn't necessarily have to be firehouse related)?
Also, just want to give one more Good Luck to everybody going out for the test.
My recommendation would be Rigazzis if your looking for some good italian food. It's located in an area known as the "the hill" which features quite a few italian restaurants, shops, and grocery stores that make the area pretty unique.
Hopefully someone who knows the area a little better will chime in, but thats my recommendation for a good lunch/dinner.
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Lest We Forget |
copyright © 2003 Martin Edwards |
In whose memory the Chapel of the Resurrection in the Churchyard
is dedicated.
ASH | John Luxton | [Listed as John Cuxton on SDGW] Lieutenant, 8th Battalion, attched 2nd Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment. Killed in action 2nd July 1918 in France & Flanders. Age 29. Son of C. J. and R. E. M. Ash, of 48, Cromwell Avenue, Highgate, London; husband of Freda Ash, of 13, Holdenhurst Rd., Bournemouth. Buried in WARLOY-BAILLON COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION, Somme, France. Grave VI. F. 10. | ||
BISHOP | Hubert Drewe | Engineer Lieutenant Commander, H.M.S. "Goliath.", Royal Navy. Died Thursday 13th May 1915. Age 35. Son of Henry Corry Bishop and Jessie Bishop, of Pinford, Bournemouth; husband of Kathleen Bishop. Commemorated on CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL, Kent. Panel 8. | ||
BYGRAVE | Robert |
probably: Private CH/1794(S), 1st Royal Naval Battalion, Royal Navy Division, Royal Marine Light Infantry. Died Saturday 28th April 1917. Commemorated on ARRAS MEMORIAL, Pas de Calais, France. Bay 1. | ||
COOPER | Cyril Henry | [2nd Lieutenant according to SDGW] Lieutenant, 132nd Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Killed in action Thursday 6th April 1916 in France & Flanders. Age 18. Son of William and Alice Cooper, of Bournemouth. Buried in VLAMERTINGHE MILITARY CEMETERY, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Grave III. B. 15. | ||
DRYSDALE | Donald Roy | Lieutenant, 5th Battalion, Dorsetshire Regiment. Died of wounds Monday 25th September 1916 in France & Flanders. Age 21. Son of Joseph Norman Drysdale and Agnes Gibson Drysdale, of 440, Calle Peru, Buenos Aires, Argentine Republic. Buried in Officers section ST. SEVER CEMETERY, ROUEN, Seine-Maritime, France. Grave A. 9. 4. | ||
DUNN-PATTISON | Richard [Phillipson] | Captain , 6th Battalion (Territorial), Devonshire Regiment. Killed in action Wednesday 8th March 1916 in Mesopotamia. Commemorated on BASRA MEMORIAL, Iraq. Panel 11. | ||
DENT | Wilfred Brown | Private 26054, 227th Company, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). Died Wednesday 1st May 1918 in France & Flanders. Age 25. Born and resident Bournemouth, enlisted Poole. Son of Joseph and Georgina Dent, of Station Rd., Parkstone, Dorset. Formerly G/11398, Middlesex Regiment. Buried in TOURNAI COMMUNAL CEMETERY ALLIED EXTENSION, Tournai, Hainaut, Belgium. Grave II. B. 5. | ||
EVENSON | Oscar John | Private 25081, 1st Battalion, Hampshire Regiment. Died of wounds Wednesday 24th April 1918 in France & Flanders. Age 30. Born and resident Bournemouth, enlisted Winchester. Son of Frank and Clara Evenson, of Bournemouth. Buried in ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY, Pas de Calais, France. Grave XXXII. B. 3. | ||
GOODING | Harry |
No further information currently | ||
GEELAN | Robert Henry | Private 829864, 8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry (Manitoba Regiment). Died Friday 9th August 1918. Age 22. Son of John Arthur Geelan and Maggie Geelan, of 48, Boston Avenue, Southend-on-Sea, England. Born at Belfast, Ireland. According to the National Archives of Canada (Reference RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 3463 - 2) he was born 28th November 1895. Next of kin, father, John Artrhur Geelan, resident Belfast House, Bournemouth. Profession - clerk. Single. Enlisted 2nd December 1915 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Height 5 feet 7 inches, girth 37 inches. Complexion fair, eyes brown, hair light brown, religion Methodist. Commemorated in MANITOBA CEMETERY, CAIX, Somme, France. Special Memorial. | ||
LONGBOTTOM | Henry |
Second Lieutenant, 6th Battalion, South Lancashire Regiment. Killed in action Monday 9th August 1915 at Gallipoli. Age 21. Son of W. H. L. and Ethel Longbottom, of 83B, Holland Park, Notting Hill, London; late of Wingfield, Bournemouth. Commemorated on HELLES MEMORIAL, Turkey. Panel 139 and 140 | ||
LONGBOTTOM | Robert |
Second Lieutenant, "D" Company, 7th Battalion, King's Royal Riflke Corps. Killed in action Friday 30th July 1915 in France & Flanders. Age 19. Son of William Henry and Ethel Longbottom, of Wingfield, Bournemouth. Commemorated on YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 51 and 53. | ||
MacDONALD | Walter Matthew | Lance Corporal B/203018, 7th Battalion, Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort's Own). Killed in action Friday 15th September 1916 in France & Flanders. Age 19. Born Winton, enlisted Christchurch, resident Bournemouth. Son of John and Edith MacDonald, of 2, Richmond Hill, Bournemouth. Formerly R/17257, King's Royal Rifle Corps. Commemorated on THIEPVAL MEMORIAL, omme, France. Pier and Face 16 B and 16 C. | ||
MARTIN | Charles [Stanley] | Second Lieutenant, 6th Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment. Killed in action Thursday 4th October 1917 in France & Flanders. Age 27. Son of George and Martha Martin, of "Emsgarth", Woodford Rd., Bournemouth; brother of George below. Buried in BEDFORD HOUSE CEMETERY, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Enclosure No.2 Grave I. E. 36. | ||
MARTIN | George [Ernest] | Captain, 11th Battalion, Cheshire Regiment. Killed in action Thursday 2nd August 1917 in France & Flanders. Age 37. Son of George and Martha Martin, of Bournemouth; husband of Evelyn Mary Eleanor Martin, of Granville Chambers, Yelverton Rd., Bournemouth; brother of Charles above.. Architect by profession. Buried in HOOGE CRATER CEMETERY, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Grave III. C. 18. | ||
MOORE | Frederick |
No further information currently | ||
NEWLYN | Walter Tessier | Second Lieutenant, 19th Battalion, Welsh Regiment. Killed in action Tuesday 11th July 1916 in France & Flanders. Age 32. Son of Henry Newlyn, J.P. and Leonie L. Newlyn, of Bournemouth; husband of Maude Newlyn, of 3, Hambledon Rd., Southfields, London. Commemorated on THIEPVAL MEMORIAL, Somme, France. Pier and Face 7 A and 10 A | ||
NEW | Brian Brooke | Second Lieutenant, 7th Battalion, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. Killed in action 16th August 1917 in France & Flanders. Age 26. Son of Henry George and Francis Elizabeth New, of "Wensleydale," Park Rd., Bournemouth. Commemorated on TYNE COT MEMORIAL, Zonnebeke, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 80 to 82 and 163A. | ||
NEWTON | Ernest [Henry] | Corporal 51983, 11th Squadron, Machine Gun Corps (Cavalry). Killed in action Saturday 6th April 1918 in France & Flanders. Age 30. Born St Helen's, Jersey, enlisted Westminster, Middlesex, resident Bournemouth. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Newton, of St. Elmo Cottage, 6, Branksome Wood Rd., Bournemouth. Buried in BIENVILLERS MILITARY CEMETERY, Pas de Calais, France. Grave XVII. B. 2. | ||
THICK | Percy George | probably: P G THICK, Driver 86255, 2nd Division Ammunition Column, Canadian Field Artillery. Died Wednesday 2nd August 1916 in France & Flanders. National Archives of Canada Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 9595 - 18. Buried in DICKEBUSCH NEW MILITARY CEMETERY, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Grave K. 36. | ||
SIEBERT | Albert [Alfred] | Private 10427, 2nd Battalion, Coldstream Guards. Died of wounds Wednesday 9th December 1914 in France & Flanders. Age 23. Born Weybridge, Surrey, enlisted London, resident Bournemouth. Son of Albert and Ellen Siebert, of 271, Holdenhurst Rd., Bournemouth. Born at Farnham, Surrey. Buried in BOULOGNE EASTERN CEMETERY, Pas de Calais, France. Grave III. B. 59. | ||
TRIGG | Henry Frederick [Edward] | Second Lieutenant, Royal Air Force. Died Wednesday 8th May 1918. Buried in WIMBORNE ROAD CEMETERY, BOURNEMOUTH, Hampshire. Grave J. I. 3 S. | ||
& scholars of St. Peter's Schools GRANT THEM O LORD ETERNAL REST PRAY
FOR THE MEN WHO WORSHIPPED IN THIS CHURCH [Please note: One stone outside the church is totally illegible] | ||||
ADAMS | Harold [Raymond] |
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BARKER | Raymond [Courtney] |
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BEAVIN, DFM | Roy |
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BERNEY | Geoffrey [David] | Supply Assistant P/DX 86(V), H.M.S. Barham., Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. Died Tuesday 25th November 1941. Age 20. Son of Maurice Ruphert Berney and Lily Berney, of Fareham, Hampshire. Commemorated on PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire. Panel 61, Column 1. | ||
BURROWS | Giles [Righton] |
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COOPER | Godfrey [Storian] |
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COX | Albert |
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COX | Ronald |
No further information currently | ||
DAVIE | Peter Hamlyn Wilson |
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GALLOP | Cyril [Walden] |
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HADDRELL | Herbert [George] |
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NEWHOUSE | George [Bernard Treverne] |
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NEWHOUSE | Hugh [Francis Perceval] |
Pilot Officer 42633, Pilot, 49 Squadron, Royal Air Force. Died Sunday 12th January 1941. Age 27. Son of the Revd. Robert Lionel Cairns Newhouse M.A. and Marion Elizabeth Newhouse, of Bournemouth. Buried near S.W. corner of church in ST MARY CHURCHYARD, BUCKLAND, Berkshire. | ||
NORMAN | [George] Shelley [Clifton] |
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PRESTON | Hugh Graham |
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RILEY | [John] Kenneth |
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POWELL | Gordon Oswald |
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ROGERS | Frank Dennis |
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SOUTH | Stanley John | Guardsman 2611045, 6th Battalion, Grenadier Guards. Died Monday 8th November 1943. Age 35. Buried in CASSINO WAR CEMETERY, Italy. Grave III. A. 1. | ||
THOMPSON | Christopher Leonard |
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TUCK | William Douglas | Lieutenant 239234, 2 Searchlight Regt., Royal Artillery. Died Monday 20th May 1940. Age 42. Son of William Henry Tuck, and of Ada Mary Tuck (nee Draper), of Palmer's Green, Middlesex. Education: B.Sc. Engineering. Buried in VACQUERIE-LE-BOUCQ COMMUNAL CEMETERY, Pas de Calais, France. Row 5. Grave 2. | ||
WHISKEN, DFC | Kenneth Derek |
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WHITE | Roy |
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WILLIAMS | Leslie Arthur |
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WINDEBANK | Colin Frank |
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HARRIS | Richard [Edward] |
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SEAWARD | William |
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WATKINS-LEWIS | W R Donald |
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POTTINGER | Henry (Sir) |
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BENNETT | Edward Morden |
Plaque in St Peter's Church | To the Glory of God and in proud memory of the members of the Bournemouth and District Branch of the Old Contemptibles Association and their comarades who gave their lives for King and Country in the World Wars of 1914-18 and 1939-45. |
Plaque in St Peter's Church | In honoured memory of those men and women of the Armed Services who fought, died or were wounded in the Dunkirk area in the summer of 1940 and who by their heroic efforts in company with civilian volunteers made possible the successful evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force to the haven of English shores. |
Plaque in St Peter's Church | The King's and Regimental Colours of the 7th Battalion The Royal hampshire Regiment presented to the Battalion by His Late Majesty King Edward VIITH in the year 1909 after being carried in the victory March through Berlin on 9th May 1946 were finally laid up in this church on the 20th July 1946. AVE ATQUE VALE. |
Plaque in St Peter's Church | In Memory of Our Comrades who made the Supreme Sacrifice. |
Last updated 30 June, 2007
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Robert Joseph 'Bob' Groff March 23, 1953 — Sept. 23, 2013 Sonora resident Robert Joseph "Bob" Groff died Sept. 23 at Sonora Regional Medical Center. He was 60. Mr. Groff was born in Santa Monica and moved to Twain Harte in 1972. Throughout his life Mr. Groff was a musician, painter and minister. He was a Jehovah's Witness and enjoyed studying the Bible. He is survived by his mother, Parma Groff; his wife of 41 years, Georgia Groff, of Sonora; his son and daughter-in-law, Jason and Lynn Groff; grandchildren, Devon, Gideon, Hayden, Elyse and Kellen Groff; and his sister and brother-in-law, Barbara and Patrick Day. A service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 22050 Cedar Road, Sonora. Terzich and Wilson Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Jane L. Jensen April 12, 1917 — Oct. 4, 2013 Sonora resident Jane L. Jensen died Friday at Skyline Place. She was 96. Ms. Jensen was born in Mills, now Rancho Cordova, and graduated from Sacramento High School. She earned a bachelor's degree from California State University, San Jose, and a master's degree in education from California State University, Sacramento. She also did doctoral work at University of the Pacific, University of California, Berkeley, Pepperdine University and Mills College. She joined the American River Grange in 1931 and served as master for 17 years. She also served as its secretary and treasurer. She was also secretary of the Sacramento County Pomona Grange and was a member of the state and national Grange. Ms. Jensen joined the Rebekah Assembly in 1952 and held many offices, including state president from 1987 to 1988. She served on a number of committees for the Sacramento Teachers Association and California Teachers Association and was a lifetime member of the National Education Association. She was president of Sacramento Teacher's Association for two years and served as chairwoman of the ethics and international relations committees. She judged textiles and art at the California State Fair in Sacramento for 15 years. Ms. Jensen taught for three years in Kern County and spent the rest of her 37-year teaching career at Kit Carson Junior High School in the Sacramento City Unified School District. Ms. Jensen was preceded in death by her parents; Johannes and Karen Jensen; and by siblings, Dagny Haskell, Clara Bates, Margaret Skawron and Raymond Jensen. She is survived by her nieces and nephews and their spouses, Peggy Lee-Canning and Bill Canning, of Sonora, Bud and Renee Jensen, of Tacoma, Wash., Karen Luppy, of Tacoma, and Kathy Miller, of Tacoma, one great-niece and great-nephew. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory can be made to the Capital City Rebekah Lodge No. 160, 1831 Howe Ave., Sacramento, CA 95825. A funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Harry A. Nauman & Son Land Park Chapel Funeral Home, 4041 Freeport Blvd., Sacramento. A graveside service will follow at Odd Fellows Lawn Cemetery. Harry A. Nauman and Son Land Park Chapel Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Robert Lee 'Bob' Sanders April 2, 1930 — Oct. 3, 2013 Longtime Calaveras County resident Robert Lee "Bob" Sanders died Oct. 3 at Memorial Hospital in Modesto. He was 83. Mr. Sanders was born in Santa Maria to Charlie "Lee" and Roma Sanders. He graduated from Camas Valley High School in Oregon and attended Palos Verdes Junior College in Blythe. Mr. Sanders was a veteran of the Korean War where he earned the Combat Infantryman's Badge, the Korean Service Medal with two Bronze Service Stars, the United Nations Service Medal and one Overseas Bar. Mr. Sanders worked for Aerojet Corp. and for Calaveras Cement for nearly 20 years. He retired as a laboratory analyst. He was hired by Vallecito School District and retired as bus mechanic and bus driver. He went to work for Mark Twain School District as bus driver and then took over the position of transportation supervisor. He retired for the third time from the Mark Twain district but continued to drive as a substitute bus driver for Bret Harte High School. He drove until he was 75 years old and was known as Bus Driver Bob. He was one of the founders of the AMA Boosters Club, serving as vice president and president for several years. He coached Little League and Senior Little League baseball. He was a member of the American Legion, Native Sons of the Golden West Chispa Parlor and the Angels Gun Club. He enjoyed fishing trips to Bridgeport, wine tasting and RV travel. He was a San Francisco 49ers and Giants fan and enjoyed going to games. He was preceded in death by sons, Jeff, Steven and David Sanders; and his sister, Jean Mitchell. Mr. Sanders is survived by his wife of 45 years, Darlene Quinones Sanders; his son and daughter-in-law, Mike and Nicole Sanders, of Desert Hot Springs; his daughter, Donna Hollars, of Angels Camp; grandchildren and their spouses, Stephanie and Chris Stoy, Brandon and Jordan Sanders, Aubrey, AJ, Margaret, Kent, Ryan, Dakota and Lincoln Sanders, Kristina and Jordan Fillmore, Chandra and Robby Eason, Brooke and Rob Linsley and Heather Hollars; his sister and brother-in-law, Joy and Tom Turner; 13 great-grandchildren; in-laws Gil and Evelyn Quinones and Roz and Bob Foppiano; and numerous nieces and nephews. A service will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Grace Hills Church in Angels Camp, followed by a military service at the Angels Camp Catholic Cemetery. A gathering will follow at the Angels Gun Club. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Sonora Area Foundation for the Jeff Sanders Memorial Scholarship Fund, 362 S. Stewart St., Sonora, CA 95370. Angels Memorial Chapel is handling arrangements. Notices KRAUS — Joe Kraus, 87, of Sonora, died Monday at his home. Terzich and Wilson Funeral Home is handling arrangements. |
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5/11/12 at 10:31am
Outlet got a ton of PSR but no RRL. They did have some Polo wool coats that looked identical to the Merino Wool plaid coats from RRL and Holiday Lodge stuff from a couple of seasons ago. Down to the cool little rustic snap fasteners. Retail on some of this Polo stuff is $895 which is higher than RRL equivalent. I'm starting to think in a few years Polo will certainly surpass RRLs price point.


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About Me
- About MTilly
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- Just a Kansas boy. Never seemed interested in cars until my dad took me to a local Ford dealership (was 12 at the time) so he could look for a new car. As we passed through the cars my eyes locked on to a 07 Mustang...and I was hooked since then. I now own a 05 mustang v6 and hopefully, a GT. There are too many mustangs that I wish I could own but here are a few...
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- This Horde be our family! We don't always see eye-to-eye. We come to blows before. But when we work together - ah - there's nothing this Horde can't do."[1]
The shadow hunter Vol'jin, son of Sen'jin, is the current Warchief of the Horde, as well as Chieftain of the Darkspear tribe and rightful ruler of Durotar and the Echo Isles.
Vol'jin has sworn to do everything in his power to lead the Darkspear tribe just as his late father, Sen'jin, would have. For years Vol'jin resided in Orgrimmar, offering strategic advice to Thrall and assisting with critical operations such as retaking the Undercity after the Forsaken bastion had been usurped by Grand Apothecary Putress and the dreadlord Varimathras. During the Cataclysm, however, Vol'jin came into conflict with the Horde's new warchief, Garrosh Hellscream. Alienated by the orc's extremism and lust for war, the troll leader departed Orgrimmar and took up residence on Darkspear Isle.[2] Despite his conflict with the new warchief, Vol'jin remained loyal to the Horde and opposed the efforts of the Zandalari to create a new troll empire in the wake of the Shattering.
When the war between the Alliance and Horde came to the shores of Pandaria, Vol'jin had become a bitter enemy of Garrosh. After surviving an assassination attempt by one of Hellscream's Kor'kron, Vol'jin went into hiding, while rallying support within the Horde itself to end Garrosh's reign.
With Garrosh's defeat and capture, Vol'jin assumed the mantle of Warchief of the Horde, with the personal support of Thrall and the remainder of the Horde's leadership. Vol'jin is the first non-orc to earn the title.
- 1 Biography
- 1.1 Early years
- 1.2 Joining the Horde
- 1.3 Founding of Sen'jin Village
- 1.4 World of Warcraft
- 1.5 Battle for the Undercity
- 1.6 The Glory of the Darkspears
- 1.7 Elemental Unrest
- 1.8 The Shattering: Prelude to Cataclysm
- 1.9 Cataclysm
- 1.10 The Rise of the Zandalari
- 1.11 Jaina Proudmoore: Tides of War
- 1.12 Landfall
- 1.13 Shadows of the Horde
- 1.14 Escalation
- 1.15 Siege of Orgrimmar
- 1.16 War Crimes
- 1.17 The Iron Tide
- 1.18 Warlords of Draenor
- 2 Locations
- 3 Quests
- 4 Tactics
- 5 Personality and traits
- 6 Quotes
- 7 Notes
- 8 Gallery
- 9 Videos
- 10 Patch changes
- 11 References
- 12 External links
Early years
Vol'jin is the son and former apprentice of the troll witch doctor Sen'jin, leader of the exiled Darkspear tribe that lived on the remote Darkspear Islands. Sen'jin, having had a vision of what was to come, sent Vol'jin into First Home to be tested by the loa and become a shadow hunter. Normally such a young troll would never had been sent here, for many dangers exist even for stronger and more skilled trolls, but time was running short. Vol'jin was unsure of himself and thought with Zalazane, his best friend since birth, that they would be strong together to pass the judgment. During these tests, both trolls were each granted separate visions of a possible future for their people. In those visions they learned many things, like that they would end up fighting each other to the death. Both the young trolls, having passed the tests and now able to see and commune with the loa were now what they sought to become. However, with each step they took, after leaving First Home, memories of what they learned faded and only keeping just a vague sense of what was needed. Returning to their main village, Master Gadrin revealed that they were out for three months and confirmed what Vol'jin saw in visions — the coming of the orcs and the death of his father. He then took over the evacuation and prepared to leave.[3]
Joining the Horde
While they were in the First Home, for what they thought a week, ended up being three months, the Darkspear tribe was nearly wiped out by a human invasion, as well as constant murloc raids. Only through the timely intervention of Thrall and the orcs did any trolls survive. Sen'jin died bravely on the islands trying to save his people. With Sen'jin's death, Vol'jin became chief shadow hunter for the tribe. In order to repay Thrall for saving his people, Vol'jin pledged his loyalty and service to the Horde.
Shortly after the orcs left, a large group of trolls also sailed for Kalimdor, but Vol'jin was not among them. Instead, Vol'jin chose to weather the Sea Witch's wrath with the rest of tribe until the time came when they could leave. Finally, a year later, they gathered up all the supplies they could and left for the new orc nation of Durotar.[4]
During the Third War, those of the Darkspear Tribe who were present fought along side the orcs against the Burning Legion without their chief, who was still on the Darkspear Isles at the time. After the war, Vol'jin settled the tribe upon the Echo Isles, just off the shores of Durotar. It wasn't long before a new threat appeared however, in the form of Grand Admiral Daelin Proudmoore's expeditionary fleet. Vol'jin aided Rexxar, Rokhan, and Chen Stormstout in evacuating the Darkspear tribe, turning the three into wyverns allowing them to attack the Alliance fleet from above, and supplying them with a squadron of troll batriders. Forced to retreat through sheer force of numbers, Vol'jin continued to aid Rexxar and Rokhan through his wise counsel, instructing Rexxar to recruit the tauren and the ogres in the fight against the humans.
Founding of Sen'jin Village
After helping the Horde beat back the human invasion, Vol'jin led his tribe back to the Echo Isles. It was not to last however, as a witch doctor named Zalazane used dark magic to enslave many of his Darkspear brethren, forcing Vol'jin to order the retreat to the mainland for fear his whole tribe would fall victim to the mad witch doctor. Vol'jin then founded Sen'jin Village along the southern coast of Durotar as a base with which to strike back at Zalazane. However, he was called to Orgrimmar to aid Thrall, leaving the recapture of his people's home to Master Gadrin. Though raids by the Kul Tiras marines persist in the Barrens and Durotar, these invasions are lesser threats and not directly aimed at Sen'jin Village.
World of Warcraft
Vol'jin resided at Thrall's fortress in Orgrimmar, assisting the Warchief with sound advice, helping to expand the Horde's security and influence over Kalimdor and witty stratagems such as the capture of Trol'kalar for use against the trolls of Stranglethorn, all the while he was guiding his people to a better future.
During Brewfest, Vol'jin will ride out of the city to the festival grounds at 6 a.m and 6 p.m each day for the ceremonial tapping of the keg. Players present when he does this will receive a 2 hours Brewfest Enthusiast buff that increases experience gained by 10%.
Battle for the Undercity
Vol'jin was called upon to serve during the Battle for the Undercity. He maintained his position outside the gates of the Ruins of Lordaeron atop his Raptor with the artillery and several Grunts, until Thrall and Sylvanas Windrunner arrived. There he remained to send any adventurers that followed after the Warchief to help reclaim the Undercity.
The Glory of the Darkspears
After many attempts by adventurers to reclaim the Echo Isles, Vol'jin came up with a plan to defeat Zalazane and reclaim the isles for the Darkspear trolls. After sounding the call to arms Vol'jin was joined by Witch Doctor Hez'tok, Vanira, Champion Uru'zin, Zild'jian and other members of the Horde who used Sen'jin Village as the staging ground for the Liberation of the Echo Isles. Vol'jin's forces, gathered to combat Zalazane, were reinforced after Vanira's frog spies and Horde adventures were able to find and recruit Zen'tabra. Meanwhile, Champion Uru'zin and Horde adventures were able convince more Darkspear citizens to aid in the liberation of the Echo Isles.
After having Witch Doctor Hez'tok talk to the spirits, Vol'jin was told to make amends with the Darkspear Loa Bwonsamdi. Seeing the wisdom in the spirit's plan and seeing his forces prepared Vol'jin called for the assault on the Echo Isles to begin. Vol'jin first led his forces in calling forth and subsequently proving their worth to Bwonsamdi. Vol'jin then moved his forces to the other isles and killed Jun'do the Traitor, while Bwonsamdi told the spirits of the Darkspear to rise and take up the ancient masks and bloody spears and that they will serve and aid Vol'jin. With only one isle left remaining to conquer Vol'jin warns his forces that Zalazane is a tricky foe who is cunning and strong with the voodoo. Vol'jin then leads the charge against his former friend.
After a fierce battle Zalazane flees and Zen'tabra discovers his location after turning into a bat, then quickly informs Vol'jin and warns him that Zalazane was working some black magic. Vol'jin, perhaps in an act of mercy for his former friend, offers Zalazane the chance to surrender only for Zalazane to reveal that he has lured Vol'jin's strike force into a trap and quickly gains control of the Darkspear warriors and forces them to fight Vol'jin and the rest of the Horde strike force. After seeing his trap fail Zalazane says that it doesn't matter as no living thing can make its way through his barrier and as such the Echo Isles will be his rule forever. Vol'jin then witnesses Bwonsamdi appearing who tells Zalazane that the dead Darkspear are his domain. Vol'jin then bears witness to Bwonsamdi raising the dead to kill Zalazane.
Vol'jin remarks that it is a fitting end for a troll so foul and thanks Bwonsamdi for his aid who tells him to care and mentions that he wait for him on the Other Side. Zen'tabra then mentions that her fate is now entwined with Vol'jin's. Vol'jin then prepares for the reconstruction of the echo isles.
Elemental Unrest
During the Elemental Unrest he was present at the Elemental Unrest meeting, which involved a harsh conversation between Garrosh and Vol'jin concerning his presence in the War against the Lich King. Garrosh claimed that during the war Vol'jin merely took back a few scattered islands. Vol'jin also defended the Valley of Spirits from invading elementals.
The Shattering: Prelude to Cataclysm
Vol'jin was among those who noticed how easily Cairne died during the mak'gora duel between the Warchief and the High Chieftain and he began having suspicions about the duel.
Vol'jin has come into conflict with the Horde's new warchief, Garrosh Hellscream. Alienated by the orc's extremism and lust for war, the troll leader and his tribe has departed Orgrimmar and taken up residence on Darkspear Isle.[2] He is involved with many of the troll starting area quests, one of which shows a vision of the spat between himself and Garrosh Hellscream in Grommash Hold, using some sort of incense over a brazier: Garrosh came into conflict with Vol'jin, Garrosh's relationship with him breaking down in a similar manner to that of Cairne - culminating with Vol'jin threatening to kill him for his thirst for war.[5] Dissatisfied with Garrosh's leadership, Vol'jin led his tribe in a mass exodus to Darkspear Isle.
There they came under assault from their Ancient Enemy Zar'jira, the Naga sea witch responsible for Sen'jin's death, and her Spitescale Naga. Rather than flee as the Darkspear did before Vol'jin decided to take the Naga head on and called for an attack on the Naga that had taken over the northern isle[6] before confronting Zar'jira to avenge his father's death by slaying her. Utilizing the immense power that burst from her when she died Vol'jin contacted Thrall to seek his council.[7] Though Vol'jin considered leading his people away, following Thrall's council, Vol'jin agreed to stay for the sake of the Horde; relenting that Garrosh's intentions are at the very least, noble.[8]
The Rise of the Zandalari
When Zul called for a meeting of all troll tribes, Vol'jin attended along with Jin'do of the Gurubashi, Daakara of the Amani and an unknown ice troll leader. There the tribe leaders were informed that Zul'Farrak is now a barren wastelands and that Zul'Drak has fallen to the Scourge. Zul then said that the troll tribes must unite to form a new Troll Empire. He enticed both Jin'do and Daakara with promises of restoring Zul'Gurub and Zul'Aman to their former glory. As the other trolls agreed to join the Zandalari Vol'jin began to walk away and only stopped when asked if he would betray his people. Vol'jin retorted that the Horde is his people and promised to stop the Zandalari should they bring war to the land.
Following this Vol'jin sends Darkspear emissaries to both Orgrimmar and Stormwind, knowing that the Horde alone can not stop the Zandalari. Vol'jin later meets with the Ranger-general of Silvermoon, Halduron Brightwing, and Vereesa Windrunner to deal with the Amani in Zul'Aman. Vol'jin tells them that the Zandalari are seeking to create a new troll empire, reaching out to all of the troll tribes, including the Amani and his own Darkspear tribe—the likes of which would be a grave threat if not immediately dealt with. Knowing that the Amani could become a great threat to all of Quel'Thalas Halduron and Vereesa resolve to join forces, which has allowed Halduron's Farstriders and Vereesa's rangers and Vol'jin's Siame-Quashi to keep the Amani contained within Zul'Aman.
Vol'jin then travels to Stranglethorn Vale and gives the Horde and Alliance forces there a heads up about the Gurubashi in the region. Vol'jin later travels to Booty Bay and informs Baron Revilgaz of the Gurubashi threat.
With the Gurubashi pushed back into Gurubashi, Vol'jin has ordered the Siame-Quashi to keep them contained within Zul'Gurub, while he personally leads the assault against the Amani in Zul'Aman, where with the aid of adventures, puts an end to Daakara and the Zandalari's efforts within Zul'Aman.
Jaina Proudmoore: Tides of War
When Warchief Hellscream called for a meeting of the leaders Horde, Vol'jin answered the call. When he learned of the planned attack on Theramore Vol'jin remained silent but when Garrosh mentioning that the attack on Theramore would lead to pushing the Night Elves out of Kalimdor the Darkspear spoke. Vol'jin pointed out that the Night Elves were present on Kalimdor long before the Horde and that trying to force them out would give the Alliance the excuse they needed to be over them like bees over honey. After the meeting ended Vol'jin and Baine Bloodhoof conversed quietly where the tauren was informed of Malkorok's, Garrosh's new bodyguard, past. When Baine showed his displeasure of Garrosh letting a Blackrock Clan orc and a former servant of Rend Blackhand into the Horde, Vol'jin pointed out that he let members of the Grimtotem clan into the Horde. When Baine responded that he thought better of tauren over orcs, Vol'jin mentions that in these days he did too.
Vol'jin then personally led his Darkspear in the attack on Northwatch Hold. He met with Tauren forces, under Baine's command, at the Great Gate and co-led Troll and Tauren forces across the Barrens to Northwatch. After a fierce battle Northwatch fell to the might of the Horde. Following the victory, members of the Horde (most notably Vol'jin, Baine, Kelantir Bloodblade, and Frandis Farley) grew frustrated and confused with Garrosh's decision to remain at Northwatch instead of pressing the attack; as Theramore was having enough time to gather reinforcements that would make the conquest of Theramore even harder. With Garrosh refusing to see anyone, Vol'jin and the others had a secret meeting to discuss exactly what the Warchief was thinking. However, treachery from within tipped Garrosh of the meeting. It wasn't until Vol'jin voiced the concern that the enslaved elements could lead to the elements themselves taking arms against the Horde, that it was discovered they were being watched. While Malkorok clearly wanted to harm them, Garrosh took no action against them (besides hitting Bloodblade, for personally questioning him), and emphasizing that they their loyalty belongs to the Horde. Vol'jin was among those who bowed when Garrosh left, after being told to return to their encampments.
Later on, Vol'jin and Baine were granted a meeting with Garrosh and both noticed that Malkorok was also present. The three leaders of the Horde had a polite conversation before Baine began to address his concerns and questioning Garrosh why it seems that he only listens to the Blackrock orc. After witnessing Malkorok being told to stand down, Garrosh mentions he had orders for the fleet while turning to Baine and Vol'jin. Feeling hopeful that Garrosh was either beginning the attack on Theramore or letting them in on his plan, both the troll and tauren were stunned when Garrosh's order was for the fleet to withdraw. As they left to carry out his orders, Baine told Garrosh he hoped a Horde would be left over this debacle. As they were leaving, the Darkspear and Tauren leaders heard loud laughter from both their Warchief and his bodyguard.
When Garrosh finally began the attack on Theramore, Vol'jin not only led his trolls into battle but was was chosen along with Baine to be a part of Garrosh's personal attack force on Theramore's North Gate. During the attack, Vol'jin realized that not only was there a dragon, Kalecgos, aiding in the defense of Theramore but he was also trying to trap the Horde forces in order to prevent any possible retreat. After making his way to Baine and Garrosh, who were battling fairly close to one another, Vol'jin informed them exactly what the dragon was doing. When Garrosh recalled a retreat, Vol'jin quickly repeated his order which was carried out by all nearby Horde forces. Though Vol'jin himself noticed that the blood lust of his Darkspear warriors made them reluctant to stop attacking. With the battle for Theramore seemingly lost, Vol'jin was among those who came before Garrosh as he gazed at Theramore from the bridge of Dustwallow Bay. It was there that the truth about the attack on Theramore was revealed to them. The attack was never meant to destroy the stronghold; it was meant weaken and gather high ranking leaders of the Alliance, such as Shandris Feathermoon and General Marcus Jonathan, together for one reason: so a mana bomb could not only destroy the city but kill all those who came to its defense. A move that Garrosh claimed would weaken the Alliance. Shortly afterwords the gathered Horde forces bore witness to the mana bomb destroying Theramore, much to the cheers of many and the disgust and outrage of others: Vol'jin being among the later.
As Garrosh and many of the Horde celebrated in Orgrimmar, Vol'jin and others such as Baine, Kelantir Bloodblade, and Frandis Farley gathered in Razor Hill and grumbled about the Warchief and discussed their true thoughts on the destruction of Theramore. Soon afterwords, Malkorok and members of the Kor'kron blew up the Razor Hill Inn, killing those inside like Bloodbade and Farley, who had questioned the Warchief and dubbed it an accident. When Vol'jin heard of the "accident", he had enough and decided to head back to his home on the Echo Isles. However as he was heading home he was met by a Darkspear runner who informed him that the Alliance fleet was heading to Orgrimmar.
Vol'jin was next seen after the battle. After the Alliance fleet was pushed back and the Horde controlled Kraken were killed, Vol'jin received news that not only was Northwatch retaken but the Alliance fleet was en route to destroy the Horde blockade. He then bore witness to Garrosh ordering the coastal blockade of Kalimdor to fall back. Baine is pleased with this decision, viewing it as Garrosh giving up on his plans for conquest. To his horror, however, Garrosh states that his plan has changed: instead of expelling the Alliance from Kalimdor, Garrosh now aims to wage a war of total genocide. After bearing witness, Baine declare that Garrosh will lose his support if another Theramore should happen the tauren and troll locked eyes. While disagreeing with Garrosh but needing to protect his people, Vol'jin glances sadly at Baine and gives him a nearly imperceptible shake of his head. In turn Baine nods his head showing his understanding of Vol'jin's plight.
With a world war on the horizon Vol'jin then journeys back to the echo isles to plan his next move.
Roughly two months after the initial foray into Pandaria, Garrosh himself arrives with the bulk of the Horde fleet and quickly goes about removing the local Alliance presence along the shores of Krasarang. Garrosh and Vol'jin have yet another clash of opinions about his warmongering at the newly-constructed Domination Point, resulting in Garrosh, long tested by the Darkspear chieftain's criticism, ordering his rival's outright murder (under the guise of Vol'jin being sent on a mission with the Kor'kron). Vol'jin survives the attempt on his life and instructs heroes to report his death to Garrosh and remain close to the warchief – biding their time and finding other like-minded members of the Horde to save their coalition before Garrosh's rule destroys it. Vol'jin has also entrusted this task to Baine Bloodhoof.
Some time afterwards he ends up caught in a river and is rescued by Chen Stormstout, who is troubled by his state. After Chen and the Horde champions help Vol'jin gain strength he sends them to find Thrall, handing over his own hearthstone (which is tied to The Den in Durotar). While Vol'jin recovers his allies free the Darkspear trolls on the Echo Isles from the Kor'kron, who under Garrosh's orders have declared martial law, with Thrall deciding to stand in and work with them until Vol'jin returns. Soon afterwards Chen takes Vol'jin to Shado-pan Monastery to recuperate. Vol'jin receives word from Baine about how Garrosh is capturing mogu and using the Sha. In a secret letter sent to Horde champions Vol'jin reveals that he is worried that Garrosh doesn't trust Baine and instructs them to keep Baine out of trouble, while reminding them that Garrosh trusts them.
Vol'jin later learns about how both the Horde and Alliance are trying to obtain the Divine Bell. While he doesn't want Hellscream to have the artifact Vol'jin concludes that he would be more comfortable with the bell in Horde hands. After learning about Jaina purging the Horde out of Dalaran, in a message to his allies Vol'jin remarks that Garrosh has changed the Jaina he knew. Vol'jin also learns about the breakdown of relations between Lor'themar and Garrosh and plans to approach the regent lord for a "talk" when he is able to.
Shadows of the Horde
Teetering on the brink of death from the attempt on his life, Vol'jin fought his way out of the saurok cave, only to come to the grim realization that his wounds would not mend. Garrosh had planned his assassination well: Vol'jin's natural healing was disabled by Rak'gor's poison, and the Darkspear chieftain narrowly survived local saurok ambushes while fleeing the scene. Succumbing to his wounds, Vol'jin was granted an audience on the other side with Bwonsamdi and his father, Sen'jin, each eager to see whether Vol'jin would cross over. The great loa suggested that Vol'jin's drive to live for his people's safety was a flaw -- that Vol'jin would do well to embrace his nature as a troll and embark on bloody conquest rather than merely securing his borders. Though tempted by the prospect, having witnessed the horrors of fleshshaping within the saurok cave (and the corruption that any mortal with this dread power would likely suffer), he denies himself the power. Amused by his reaction, and ultimately pleased that Vol'jin had not given in to death's embrace so easily, Bwonsamdi sends him back to the realm of the living with a vision of the trolls' great past, when the Zandalari empire stood at its zenith.
Unconscious and drifting down the outside river, Vol'jin was found by a group of pandaren cubs, who hastily informed Chen Stormstout that a "monster" was nearby. Aghast at his good friend's state, Chen rushed him to the safety of Binan Village, and then to the nearby Shado-Pan Monastery. Vol'jin awoke under the Shado-Pan's care, but he was not alone – a human hunter named Tyrathan Khort had also been found by Chen some time before, and the two were slated to "heal" together, so that the pandaren could better understand the conflict between them and what resolution they could manage. Under the watchful eye of Taran Zhu, the man and troll aided one another with tasks both menial and essential, including games of Jihui, a native board game where the objective was not necessarily to win, but for both players to arrive at a satisfactory conclusion. As Vol'jin began the healing process, he and Tyrathan came to the mutual understanding that the only way forward was to work in tandem, grudgingly or otherwise.
Vol'jin was continually mocked with visions from Bwonsamdi, quizzing the Darkspear chieftain with questions about himself and his place in Azeroth.
Vol'jin began training with the pandaren monks, regaining his strength one step at a time. They took to calling him "Vol'jian" -- a nickname of multiple meanings that slid off their tongues more easily -- and watched as he engaged in Taran Zhu's trials, such as slicing through stone slabs with his bare hands, devoid of doubt.
Soon after, a vicious snowstorm engulfed the north, while Tyrathan was away on his frequent journeys up the mountainside. Vol'jin attempted to go after him, though Zhu refused this demand; still recovering as he was, Vol'jin would likely be walking into an icy deathtrap. Instead, Zhu instructed him to keep up with his "chores," and to ponder a question: whether Vol'jin's concern was for the human's well-being or the image he would gain by rescuing him. Tyrathan was soon after found by the monks, albeit near death and battered by the blizzard. Here, Vol'jin had his first encounter with the insidious sha: the true demons halting him from recovery. In this instance, shas of doubt were gripping the human's soul, and Vol'jin undertook a [Memory Wine] ritual to free him from it. Stepping into the man's shoes, Vol'jin witnessed Tyrathan's comrades and fellow hunters undertake a mission to the Serpent's Heart. There, Tyrathan's company was overrun and butchered by the sha, including a woman whom Vol'jin suspected the human had been close to. Tyrathan's intense guilt and doubt over her death gave Vol'jin his opening, and the shadow hunter assailed the sha threading all around his human companion. Vol'jin was successful in freeing him from this doubt, banishing enough of the sha to save the man's life.
Tyrathan and Vol'jin conversed after their shared memory, and the human was more forthcoming with questions he had avoided before. He revealed that he had indeed "died" at Serpent's Heart -- he was no longer the same man after he had crawled from its wreckage, just as Vol'jin was no longer the man he was after escaping the saurok cave and awakening at the monastery. However, the question of who both of them were now unsettled the pair. Vol'jin promised that if he found a way to conquer this particular fear, he would share the knowledge.
The loa had been distant since Vol'jin stepped into the human's mind. Vol'jin surmised that it was linked to either his faith or his experience in the human's body, though he knew deep down that he still revered his gods, if not as brutally as some other followers of the loa. He was eventually treated to visions from both Hir'eek, the loa of bats, and Elortha no Shadra, the Venom Queen, proving he was not forgotten. As it happens, he was not the only force attempting to appease the loa on Pandaria.
Over time, Tyrathan and Vol'jin came to understand one another a little better. As it happens, this was not the first time the two had been in close proximity: Tyrathan was dispatched to serve Daelin Proudmoore's forces against Thrall's burgeoning Horde, and several of his comrades had intended to slay Vol'jin then and there, to no avail. The two discussed what it means to have left their past selves behind. During a conversation between the two, Vol'jin was granted yet another vision, this time of a hidden northern island and a Zandalari fleet both docking into it and incoming southwards, towards Zouchin Village. Taran Zhu, Chen, Vol'jin and Tyrathan strategized their next move, and the latter three were assigned to a group of eighteen to halt the Zandalari advance and rescue Zouchin. Garbed in ill-fitting pandaren armour, Vol'jin and his human companion left for the town.
Vol'jin spearheaded the defense of Zouchin along with Tyrathan, breaking the siege on the village and pulling back before taking needless casualties. Several of the trolls were aghast that one of their own kind would be fighting against them, and Vol'jin used this shock to his advantage. Though he cut through a great deal, he was caught off-guard and cornered by a Zandalari warrior, taking several wounds; however, Tyrathan saved his life, impaling the Zandalari from afar. The groups retreated back and planned their next move, reading the Zandalari advance to get a better idea of where they would strike next, while the surrounding villages began to evacuate.
In a conversation with Taran Zhu, Vol'jin began to question just who he is and who he's become once more -- Chieftain Vol'jin of the Darkspear, leader of the Horde, or simply a troll. That night, he was approached once more by Bwonsamdi, though this time Vol'jin's answers to his questions pleased the great loa. Bwonsamdi revealed that the visions Vol'jin had received from the other loa were to remind of what it means to be a troll, and that his vision from Shadra (typically a matron loa of the Zandalari) was to pit him against her followers for reasons unclear, perhaps to spur them to better please her. Bwonsamdi thanked Vol'jin for sending him so many new trolls to place under his "care" in the afterlife, and bestowed upon him something Vol'jin had lost: his innate ability to regenerate, the gift given to all trolls. With parting words, Vol'jin promised to send him far more Zandalari before this conflict is done, and began to heal to his full potential.
Most of Vol'jin's severe wounds began to heal over with his troll regeneration back, though he chose to leave a slight portion of his throat slit to deepen and slightly change his voice, so as to make it different to the troll he had been -- the troll who had fallen for Garrosh's ploy.
For their services in the defense of Zouchin, Taran Zhu commissioned the stone likenesses of Vol'jin and Tyrathan to be engraved into a mountain of Pandaria, the same honour given to distinguished monks of the Shado-Pan. Rumours of Vol'jin's demise started to spread throughout the wider world: some members of the Horde believed that the Darkspear chieftain fell heroically against native enemies in service of the Warchief; others believed that he was targeted personally and assassinated. Some clung to the hope that he still lived, though these were few. In honour of his memory, several Horde members tattooed themselves with dark spears.
To halt the Zandalari advance, Vol'jin, Chen, and Tyrathan were tasked with venturing to the Vale of Eternal Blossoms, to stop the Zandalari from reviving their slumbering mogu allies. Though practically a suicide mission (seven of them against unknown phalanxes of Zandalari), Vol'jin and Tyrathan admitted that they are dead men anyway. The man and troll reflected on their past and futures during the journey; Vol'jin was amused that the two of them could grow so close, despite the long years of hatred standing between their races. According to Tyrathan, no one in the world would believe that the two had formed a bond of friendship and now fought alongside one another in defense of a land they had no true attachment to, and that he would be tried for treason and executed if his friendship with Vol'jin was ever discovered.
Vol'jin was granted another vision by the Venom Queen, this time of the ancient alliance between the Zandalari and the mogu, a vision of an age long before any he had seen before. Vol'jin came to realize what it was that drove these two forces apart: the mutual arrogance that they were stronger than their counterpart. Both empires fell for different reasons; the Zandalari empire grew weak with its fracturing tribes and infighting, while the mogu were toppled and overthrown by the servants they had grown to rely upon. He awoke with a single spider web nestled atop his face.
Tyrathan and Vol'jin spotted a Zandalari camp nearby, complete with a group of captured Alliance scouts being tortured. Tyrathan insisted that he remain behind and help them from the shadows, and after some convincing, Vol'jin decided to help. After freeing the group from their captivity, the group's leader demanded to know where Tyrathan Knort was hiding, recognizing the fighting style of their hidden saviour. Vol'jin, protecting his friend's identity, denied keeping the company of such, and says that he, Vol'jin of the Darkspear tribe, a leader of the Horde, had personally killed the man. The scouts are stunned to learn that Vol'jin himself still lived, aware of the rumours spreading of his apparent death. Vol'jin let them flee back to safety.
The group was ambushed by a Zandalari raid headed by Khal'ak, having lured Vol'jin into the open. Khal'ak had captured, subdued, and bound Tyrathan, though offered to let him live in return for Vol'jin's surrender and compliance. He warily agreed.
To Vol'jin's immense surprise, his ruthless host meant him no ill will. The two took raptors to a hidden house near Mogu'shan Palace, where Vol'jin was groomed and honoured (albeit grudgingly) as an esteemed shadow hunter and leader of the Darkspear tribe. Khal'ak ordered him to be bathed and dressed in fine clothing, and the two discussed his predicament over wine and food. Khal'ak had recognized him from King Rastakhan's troll gathering during the Cataclysm, and had witnessed Vol'jin decline the offer of a great troll alliance. She did not fault him for this choice -- the Darkspear tribe had thrived under his leadership, and had suffered none of the downfalls of the Amani and Gurubashi. Khal'ak once more offered him the choice he had turned away from, though this time sweetened the notion: in return for his allegiance, the Darkspear tribe would be propelled to the first tribe of the Zandalari, above all others. Vol'jin considered this offer, and with the reason he had declined Rastakhan's offer in the first place no longer applicable in the wake of Garrosh's treachery, he admitted his interest in it.
In return for his cooperation, Khal'ak ensured the safety of Vol'jin's companions. After witnessing the resurrection of Warlord Kao, the gathered trolls traveled back to the palace and left for the Isle of Thunder. Here, Vol'jin met with Khal'ak's superior, Vilnak'dor, and convinced him of his use to the cause. Vol'jin later admitted to Khal'ak that they would need to dispose of him to smoothly transition the Darkspear into this new alliance.
In truth, Vol'jin's experiences thus far had compelled him to make quite the opposite decision: he was a shadow hunter, the leader of the Darkspear tribe, and a Horde leader; Garrosh's treachery had not been to further the Horde's goals, but only his own. Vol'jin reflected that the Horde is a family, and that it falls to him to protect that family from Hellscream's ambitions. While he had considered Khal'ak's offer, the fact remained that the Darkspear had thrived not by struggling in vain to recreate an empire whose romanticized zeniths they had never truly known, but by working with the reality of the world and carving out a place in it.
Vol'jin returned to his companions, and helped them break out of their captivity. Under the cover of nightfall, they escaped the Zandalari encampment and procured an escape back to Pandaria's mainland via a fishing boat. After returning to the monastery, Vol'jin informed Taran Zhu of what had transpired, and that the Zandalari would next target the monastery. He insisted that the Shado-Pan needed to evacuate, though Zhu opted to stand and fight their ground instead. Vol'jin, Tyrathan and Chen swore themselves to this task too, and the monastery's thirty-three defenders were aptly named The Thirty-three. Vol'jin prepared a number of traps to halt the Zandalari advance, and spoke with Tyrathan before the battle. While both were certain that they would meet death in this battle, they chose not to cement their grizzly fates with goodbyes. Instead, Tyrathan offered to fletch the arrow that Vol'jin would use to kill Garrosh, and Vol'jin promised to hold him to it. The monks also forged a personal glaive for Vol'jin, to replace the one he had lost during his ordeal in the saurok cave.
While the Zandalari army had been fettered by Vol'jin and Tyrathan's traps, and further hampered by a snowstorm swirling near the monastery, they pressed their numerical advantage and fast closed in on the temple. Vol'jin himself strode out to meet them, alone, and offered a challenge by honourable combat to any who desired to pass him. His opponent was a towering mogu named Deng-Tai, wielding a ferocious longspear. Vol'jin held his own against his bulkier opponent, though mid-battle the Zandalari commander ordered the army to overwhelm Vol'jin and charge forward. As the tide turned against him, Chen and several monks arrived to help relieve the battle, though the group was heavily outmatched and forced to flee inwards. Regrouping inside, Vol'jin could see no sign of Tyrathan, and the survivors -- now fourteen from thirty-three -- were set upon by the Zandalari invaders once more.
Vol'jin fought and killed Khal'ak's captain in the ensuing chaos, though was immediately attacked by another mogu, preparing to impale Vol'jin with his spear. Tyrathan hurled him out of the way, and took the heavy blow meant for him. Taran Zhu fought off and defeated the mogu, while Vol'jin identified and did battle with a vengeful Khal'ak. His enemy was agile and vicious, and fought with the belief that she could read Vol'jin's moves and act accordingly. To counter her, Vol'jin eschewed his usual fighting style, and instead made use of his monk training with the Shado-Pan. He surged forward and caught Khal'ak off-guard, and shattered her from the neck-up with a powerful fist blow.
Leaderless and stunned by the resistance, the surviving Zandalari began to flee the scene. Vol'jin swore to save Tyrathan despite the man's desire to die, and invoked healing to mend his wound. Vol'jin contacted Bwonsamdi to bargain for his friend's life; with some convincing, the great loa agreed, and Tyrathan was set on a road to recovery not dissimilar to the one Vol'jin had endured. Vol'jin watched over Tyrathan during the healing process, and the two spoke once more when the time was right. Vol'jin reminded Tyrathan of his earlier offer, and the human promised to be there to fletch that arrow for Vol'jin to dispose of Garrosh with. The two parted as friends; with the life Vol'jin had helped preserve, Tyrathan aimed to try and reconcile with his family, while Vol'jin prepared to do the same with his own.
Vol'jin comes into contact with the regent lord of Quel'Thalas, Lor'themar Theron, and earns his support to strike against and overthrow Garrosh. Returning to Durotar, Vol'jin learns that his people have been put under martial law by the Kor'kron; with Lor'themar finishing up on the Isle of Thunder (and across the ocean besides), Vol'jin is forced to declare open rebellion against Garrosh preemptively, and bases himself in Sen'jin Village. After speaking with both Thrall and Chen, Vol'jin sends Horde adventurers to gather supplies from Garrosh's Kor'kron forces in the Northern Barrens. Upon receiving the supplies, Vol'jin discovers that the Kor'kron have begun their attack on the village and after a fierce battle Vol'jin and his forces beat the invaders back.[9] With Sen'jin Village secure, Vol'jin goes to begin the march on Razor Hill, before it's fortified, when Thrall stops him and announces his plan to go to Orgrimmar. While Vol'jin protests that they need him, Thrall is adamant about finding orcs who are against Hellscream such as Saurfang and Eitrigg. In a last attempt to stop Thrall Vol'jin bluntly tells him that Garrosh's forces would kill him. However, Thrall points out that it is a chance he is willing to take to see that not all of his people are behind Hellscream. Thrall then asks Vol'jin to look after Aggra and his son if he doesn't make it, a promise that the shadow hunter agrees to.
After watching Thrall leave, Vol'jin rallies his forces at Sen'jin Village and personally leads the attack on Razor Hill. After the Kor'kron presence is eliminated, the people of Razor Hill willingly join the Darkspear rebellion and Vol'jin is met by Baine Bloodhoof. After agreeing to help the rebellion, while ensuring his people's safety first as many are in Orgrimmar, Baine points out that Orgrimmar is a fortress and that Vol'jin will need to seek out allies beyond the Horde.[10] Soon after, Vol'jin is approached by members of the Alliance and both the shadow hunter and adventurer agree to a tentative alliance in order to dispose of Garrosh by launching a two pronged assault on the city: the Horde attacking by land and the Alliance by sea.[11]
Siege of Orgrimmar
Vol'jin and Baine moved inside of Razor Hill as the Thunder Bluff Warriors and Darkspear Headhunters were arriving. The two leaders discussed the situation of their army approaching by the sea and about Garrosh.
Vol'jin's rebellion had secured the lion's share of Durotar during the Siege of Orgrimmar, its forces now at the gates of the city itself. Vol'jin faced off with General Nazgrim, who unleashed the Iron Juggernaut against the Darkspear chieftain and Baine Bloodhoof. After its defeat, Tyrande Whisperwind secured the entrance to Orgrimmar, and told Vol'jin to go ahead while she held the line.
Vol'jin and Baine assisted Horde agents in the battles against the Kor'kron orcs in the Underhold. He told Baine and his warriors to hold the area while adventurers went after Thrall and Garrosh. Vol'jin wanted to stop the bloodshed happening above.
Vol'jin arrived at The Inner Sanctum following Garrosh's defeat, along with the other Horde leaders. Vol'jin told Thrall that the Horde needed its true Warchief back. After pointing out that it was Vol'jin who held the Horde together and preserved its honor, Thrall knelt before Vol'jin and pledged to follow his leadership. Vol'jin did not feel worthy of the title, but the other leaders of the Horde supported him, and he swore to give his all. He was then approached by Varian, who was briefly shocked at Vol'jin being the Warchief, before acknowledging that he desired peace between the Alliance and the Horde. However he warned that should Vol'jin's Horde fail to uphold honor as Garrosh did, the Alliance would end them.
- Alliance
- Dat's de end of Hellscream.
- <Vol'jin eyes you warily.>
- What next, <race>?
- Horde
- Stand tall, <class>. Today ya saved de soul of de Horde.
War Crimes
Vol'jin knew this day would come. Still agreeing with Varian during the events of the Siege, he thought that the rest of the orcs should not be following Garrosh's path. During the meeting with the Horde faction leaders, Vol'jin stared at Baine, thinking that he would be an excellent defender for the frail former Warchief of the Horde. Sylvanas wanted to defend Garrosh in her own way, but Vol'jin declined, thinking that she would rather be a good accuser. However, when the confirmed accuser on the Alliance was revealed, it was Varian Wrynn. Vol'jin vetoed this, and went to Tyrande Whisperwind.
During the final day of the trial, the bronze dragon Kairozdormu helped Garrosh escape by summoning alternate timeline counterparts of those present. Vol'jin's copy was more primitive, savage and sadistic, taking sick joy in attacking the weakened Anduin Wrynn and attempting to take his ear as a trophy. Vol'jin overcame his counterpart but was unable to stop Kairoz from taking Garrosh away. After those present received the blessings of the August Celestials, he joined Thrall in vowing that they would find Garrosh, no matter where or when Kairoz took him.
The Iron Tide
Officially inaugurated as Warchief of the Horde, Vol'jin is now located in Grommash Hold bearing his new title.
When the Iron Horde began its preliminary invasion of Azeroth, Vol'jin sent Horde champions to join the forces there and fight off the attackers.[12] Horde champions, along with Khadgar and Thrall, later inform him of this new threat and what it may mean for Azeroth.
Warlords of Draenor
He sent Warmaster Zog to Frostwall to assist the commander, and has dispensed a notable number of shadow hunters to assist the Horde forces all across Draenor, among them Rokhan. Vol'jin's Spear was named for him in Talador, and Vol'jin has also been kept informed of the Horde's status on Draenor by Knight-Lord Dranarus.
When the Garrison reaches its third stage, Vol'jin promotes the commander to General of the Horde's forces on Draenor.
Notable appearances | ||
Location | Level | Health |
Brewfest | ?? | 5,578,000 |
Battle for the Undercity | ?? | 2,867,902 |
Echo Isles | ?? | 348,909,600 |
Dagger in the Dark | 92 | 42,159,200 |
Razor Hill | 93 | 174,454,800 |
Siege of Orgrimmar | 93 | 348,909,600 |
Siege of Orgrimmar | ?? | 348,909,600 |
Siege of Orgrimmar | 92 | 168,636,800 |
Orgrimmar | ?? | 129,000,000 |
- [3] More Than Expected
- [3] Moraya
- [5] An Ancient Enemy
- [5] Sen'jin Village
- [85] Making Contact/ [85] Making Contact
- [90] Find Thrall!
- [90] Warning the Warchief
- [74] A Life Without Regret
- [74] The Battle For The Undercity
- [1] Lady Of De Tigers
- [1] Dance Of De Spirits
- [75] Preparin' For Battle
- [75] Zalazane's Fall
- [90] Vol'jin of the Darkspear
- [90] Battlefield: Barrens
- [90] Battle of Sen'jin Village / [90] Vol'jin of the Darkspear
- [90] Battle of Razor Hill / [90] Battlefield: Barrens
The battle with Vol'jin is arguably the most difficult of all the faction leaders, a major factor being his strategic position. At face value, the several entrances to Orgrimmar can seem appealing to a would-be raid, though Grommash Hold itself has been moved to the most populated area of Orgrimmar - leaving Vol'jin flanked by a large amount of Horde players at almost all times. Vol'jin's lack of elite guards is compensated by the Warchief's Herald that pulls with him, and the small amount of space allocated for the fight- leaving most of the raid susceptible to AOE and easy crowd control from Horde players, most deadly being chain fears on healers or tanks. It is also important to note that vanishing or stealthing into the room is almost impossible as the pair of Forsaken Delegation Deathguards in the Hold can see through stealth effects.
- Hex — Transforms nearby enemies into frogs, rendering them unable to attack or cast spells for 8 sec.
- Shadow Shock — Instantly lashes an enemy with dark magic, inflicting Shadow damage.
- Shadow Word:Pain — Utters a word of darkness, inflicting Shadow damage to an enemy every 3 sec. for 18 sec.
- Shoot — Shoots at an enemy, inflicting Physical damage.
- Veil of Shadows — Reduces healing effects for nearby enemies by 60% for 15 sec.
Personality and traits
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Vol'jin is a wise, pragmatic leader, who feels that his own personal happiness and wishes always take backseat to keeping his people prosperous, even at his own suffering.
Personally, Vol'jin values freedom, even at the cost of misery and pain, above all else, and would never tie himself down to a life of leisure and security if it meant losing his freedom. Aside from that, Vol'jin highly values personal relationships, seeing Thrall and Cairne as his "brothers", his emotional attachment to his "Papa", Sen'jin, and was very close to Zalazane from birth until he went mad from his own power. While not warmongering , as indicated by his disgust at the idea of the Zandalari trying to regain their glory through war, as well as Garrosh's aggressive stance against the Alliance, he will do whatever it takes to keep his people safe, and to honor his commitment to Thrall and the Horde, as they are his "people" as much as the Darkspear tribe.
As seen by his heated conversation with Garrosh though, violence is not beneath him to solve a problem, but he is a well spoken diplomat who knows how to pick and choose his words carefully to garner the results he wants. He seems to hold no real grudge against the Alliance, as he has no issue with sending envoys to Stormwind Harbor to ask for their help in defeating the Zandalari in Zul'Gurub, and seems to easily work alongside anyone who he feels works within the scope of his strategies. When he's not focused on the task at hand, Vol'jin wisely guides his people, and cares for those he is close to, and is ready to kill and die for those who would bring harm to them.
It also seems that Vol'jin is a very powerful Shadow Hunter, using voodoo to transform Rexxar, Rokhan and Chen Stormstout into invisible wyverns, a feat which has never been seen before.
According to information gleaned from the quest The Admiral's Orders, he once had a distrust of humans. However the dialogue was simply copy and pasted from Nazgrel who used to end the quest.[13] That quest is no longer available.
- Aggro
- You make big mistake, mon.
- Here come the voodoo!
- For the Darkspear tribe!
- Greeting
- Spirits be with you, stranger. How may I help?
- You come to consult the spirits?
- How can old Vol'jin help you?
- Watch me back, mon.
- Keep ya eyes wide open.
- Stay close.
- Spirits be wit'cha.
- How kin ol' Vol'jin help ya?
- De spirits be restless.
- Dese be da dark times.
- Da Darkspear never gonna give up.
Tapping of the Keg at Brewfest
- We will learn who the greatest brewmaster is. We know the breweries are up for the challenge. We would not have invited them otherwise. So now, let us celebrate with our fine warrior brothers! Let us count down from five. Then old Vol'jin will tap this keg and we can all decide who is the greatest of brewmasters. Ziggy Zoggy Ziggy Zoggy Oy Oy Oy![n 1] The keg has been tapped! The battle begins! Now raise your glasses with me, as I toast our combatants... Brew for the Horde! Drink for the Horde!
Zalazane's Fall
- Main article: Zalazane's Fall#Scripted event
Echo Isles
- Main article: Quest:More Than Expected#Notes
- Main article: Quest:An Ancient Enemy#Notes
- Meeting with Halduron and Vereesa
Silvermoon Messenger says: I bring word from the Regent Lord of Silvermoon.
Silvermoon Messenger says: Lord Lor'themar demands an explanation for the presence of this... exile in our lands.
Vereesa Windrunner says: Quel'Thalas is as much my home as it is yours and I would not see it fall to our ancient enemy. Now, you tell your cowardly regent --
Halduron Brightwing says: Vereesa, please!
Halduron Brightwing says: She is here at my invitation, courier. Most of my Farstriders are away and cannot be recalled easily. Vereesa's rangers know the land and are experienced combatants.
Silvermoon Messenger says: Lord Lor'themar does not concur with your reasoning, ranger-general. You have no authority to invite this --
Halduron Brightwing says: I am the commander of Silvermoon's defenses and I will seek assistance as I deem necessary!
Halduron Brightwing says: Now, Chieftain Vol'jin, before we were so rudely interrupted, you were telling us of the Zandalari's plans.
Vol'jin says: Dat I was. Da Zandalari called a meeting 'o all da troll tribes includin' da Darkspears.
Vol'jin says: King Rastakhan, he be plannin' to unite da troll tribes under his Zandalari.
Vereesa Windrunner says: Including the Amani?
Vol'jin says: Da Amani, da Gurubashi, all 'o dem. He be dispatchin' emissaries to every tribe.
Halduron Brightwing says: My scouts have reported nothing but quiet outside Zul'Aman.
Vol'jin says: Dey be holed up inside da ruined city, regroupin'.
Vol'jin says: Rastakhan be callin' me his brother, but da Horde be our true brothers. We gotta stop him before he can sweet-talk the others into joinin' his empire.
Vereesa Windrunner says: So how are we going to deal with this alliance between the Amani and the Zandalari?
Halduron Brightwing says: We must prevent it from occurring in the first place.
Vol'jin says: Dat be da plan. My men be infiltratin' the city and learnin' what dey can about da new Zandalari warlord.
Vereesa Windrunner says: Halduron, we should combine our forces and make preperations to act on reports from the Darkspear scouts.
Halduron Brightwing says: Agreed. Messenger, you may carry word of our plans back to Lord Lor'themar, but make it clear that I will not tolerate any further interference.
Dagger in the Dark
- Main article: Dagger in the Dark
Vol'jin: Shadows of the Horde
- "Dese mogu, dey be the creators. Dey workin' wicked, dark magic here. Dis' be the blackest of magics"
- "Garrosh playing god? Dis ain't what the Horde be about."
- Main article: Darkspear Rebellion#Quests
Siege of Orgrimmar
- Vol'jin yells: Garrosh be concealin' a whole hidden base. Where did his lust for power take him?
- Baine Bloodhoof yells: We will soon find out. He is cornered like a rat down in one of these corridors.
- Baine Bloodhoof yells: What should we do next?
- Vol'jin yells: Baine, you and your warriors hold this junction. These heroes should forge ahead an' flush the Warchief out of hidin.
- Baine Bloodhoof yells: What about you?
- Vol'jin yells: People be dyin' up above. Da city is in chaos. I'm gonna finish it - stop da bloodshed. I'll come back for ya.
- Baine Bloodhoof yells: ...very well.
- Vol'jin yells: It's gonna be fine, Baine. We gonna find Thrall, gonna kill de Warchief, gonna avenge your father.
- Baine Bloodhoof yells: Earthmother protect you, Vol'jin.
- Vol'jin yells: Hah. Darkspear never die.
- After Garrosh's defeat
- Vol'jin: The Horde needs its true Warchief now, more than ever.
- Thrall looks back over his shoulder.
- Thrall: Yes, but it was you that held the Horde together during this madness.
- Thrall turns around fully to speak to Vol'jin.
- Thrall: It was you that protected our honor.
- Thrall: From this day forward, Vol'jin - If you lead, (Kneeling) I will follow.
- To Vol'jin's stunned surprise, Thrall takes to one knee before him with the Doomhammer at his side.
- Vol'jin: I am not worthy...
- Vol'jin sounds unsure, but when he looks to the others, Lor'themar and Baine bow to him. Jastor removes his hat and bows, while Sylvanas simply nods. With this show of support, Vol'jin's acceptance grows firm.
- Vol'jin: But I will give my all.
- Vol'jin: (Bowing) For the Horde.
- Varian Wrynn: I will speak to your Warchief!
- The orc soldiers step aside to reveal Vol'jin in the center, with Thrall off and behind his surrogate brother's left shoulder. Varian looks surprised.
- Vol'jin: I speak for the Horde.
- ^ This is shouted by the audience and hosts of the Comedy Central series "The Man Show" before everyone drinks a beer at the show's conclusion. Both are based off a traditional German Oktoberfest drinking song that goes "zicke zacke zicke zacke hoy hoy hoy!"
- Despite being leader of the Darkspear Trolls, in World of Warcraft Vol'jin was affiliated with Orgrimmar prior to the Cataclysm. His model used in Zalazane's Fall was more fittingly affiliated with the Darkspear Trolls.
- Lorewise, Vol'jin is only a shadow hunter. His model of a witch doctor in Warcraft 3 was a game mechanic.[14]
- As seen during his ride out to the Brewfest grounds for the Keg Tapping, Vol'jin rides an Emerald Raptor.
- Vol'jin and Gelbin Mekkatorque, the gnome leader, share a number of odd similarities. Both of them were betrayed by a most trusted friend (Zalazane/Sicco Thermaplugg), both were forced out of their homes, both led a force to retake their homeland (Zalazane's Fall/Operation: Gnomeregan), during Brewfest both of them ride out of their respective cities to the festival grounds at 6 A.M. and 6 P.M. each day for the ceremonial tapping of the keg, and prior to the Cataclysm they both were in another races "capital" (Orgrimmar/Ironforge).
- Along with Sul the Sandcrawler, Vol'jin is the only troll in World of Warcraft whose ingame model possesses facial hair.
- In Warcraft III, Vol'jin used a Witch Doctor model, likely so the player would not confuse him with Rokhan, another Shadow Hunter, and the elderly Witch doctor model was the only other Jungle troll spellcaster unit.
- Vol'jin was formerly voiced by Chris Metzen.[15] As of Patch 5.1, Vol'jin is voiced by Dave Fennoy (the voice of Gabriel Tosh in StarCraft II).[16]
- As of Patch 5.2, his Echo Isles model was changed, as was his on click dialogue. But for the starting zone events, he still uses the old voice. In addition, if you had done the Domination Point quests up to Dagger in the Dark, and you go back to the Echo Isles, Vol'jin wouldn't be there and as of 5.4 now resides at Razor Hill for all players.
- As well as a shadow hunter, Vol'jin also received monk training from the Shado-Pan in Vol'jin: Shadows of the Horde, giving him access to some hand-to-hand techniques his opponents would not expect.
- It was also revealed in Vol'jin: Shadows of the Horde that Vol'jin has killed too many humans to count. Most of them were most likely Kul Tiras that assaulted the Darkspear on the Darkspear Islands and Durotar.[17][18]
- Vol'jin appears as a legendary card for the Priest class in the Goblins vs Gnomes expansion of Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft. His flavor text reads "Vol'jin is a shadow hunter, which is like a shadow priest except more voodoo."
Vol'jin's old model before patch 3.3.3.
Vol'jin recruits heroes for the Battle for the Undercity.
Vol'jin on the patch 3.3.3 PTR, without a mask.
Vol'jin witnesses Thrall bestow the title of Warchief upon Garrosh Hellscream.
- Kor'kron Invade Sen'jin Village
- Seeking Fate
- Hidden Threads
- Hellscream's Downfall (Alliance)
- Hellscream's Downfall (Horde)
- Garrison (Horde)
Patch changes
- Patch 6.0.2 (2014-10-14): Now stands in Grommash Hold as Warchief.
- Patch 5.1.0 (2012-11-27): Model and voice updated.
- Patch 5.0.4 (2012-08-28): Updated for level 90.
- Patch 4.0.3a (2010-11-23):
- Moved to the Echo Isles.
- Updated for level 85.
- Patch 3.3.3 (2010-03-23): Updated with a new model.
- Patch 3.0.2 (2008-10-14): Updated for level 80.
- Patch 2.0.1 (2006-12-05): Updated for level 70.
- Patch 1.7.0 (2005-09-22): Racial "Leaders" have been strengthened, and are now worth slightly less honor.
- ^ Grommash Hold gossip text, 6.0.2
- ^ a b Races of World of Warcraft: Troll
- ^ The Judgment
- ^ Troll Compendium/The Trolls and the Horde
- ^ [3] More Than Expected
- ^ [4] Breaking the Line
- ^ [5] An Ancient Enemy
- ^ [5] Sen'jin Village
- ^ [90] Battle of Sen'jin Village
- ^ [90] Battle of Razor Hill
- ^ [90] Vol'jin of the Darkspear
- ^ Patch 6.0.2: The Iron Tide Crashes into Azeroth October 14
- ^ [7] The Admiral's Orders (2)
- ^ Loreology on Twitter (2014-08-19)
- ^ Chris Metzen on Twitter (2012-10-23)
- ^ Chris Metzen on Twitter (2012-10-24)
- ^ Vol'jin: Shadows of the Horde, 37.
- ^ Vol'jin: Shadows of the Horde, 56.
External links
Echo Isles | Echo Isles | Zul'Aman | Cape of Stranglethorn |
Preceded by: Sen'jin |
Position: Leader of the Darkspear Tribe |
Succeeded by: Incumbent |
Preceded by: Garrosh Hellscream |
Position: Warchief of the Horde |
Succeeded by: Incumbent |
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- Quest givers
- Major characters
- Game characters
- Shadow hunters
- Witch doctors
- Durotar NPCs
- The Cape of Stranglethorn NPCs
- Zul'Aman NPCs
- Kun-Lai Summit NPCs
- Siege of Orgrimmar NPCs
- Dagger in the Dark
- Leaders of Azeroth characters
- Jaina Proudmoore: Tides of War characters
- Vol'jin: Shadows of the Horde characters
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Electronic music was once associated almost exclusively with Western art music but from the late 1960s on the availability of affordable music technology meant that music produced using electronic means became increasingly common in the popular domain. Today electronic music includes many varieties and ranges from experimental art music to popular forms such as electronic dance music.
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Human interest stories may be "the story behind the story" about an event, organization, or otherwise faceless historical happening, such as about the life of an individual soldier during wartime, an interview with a survivor of a natural disaster, a random act of kindness or profile of someone known for a career achievement.
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Animation, AdventureRelease Date
April 14, 2006MPAA Rating
94 min.Production Budget
$80 millionsStudio
Walt Disney PicturesOfficial Site
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Cast and Crew
Steve 'Spaz' WilliamsProducer
Clint GoldmanScreenwriter
Ed Decter, Mark Gibson, Philip Halprin, John J. StraussStarring
- Kiefer Sutherland as Samson (voice)
- Eddie Izzard as Nigel (voice)
- Dominic Scott Kay
- Joseph Siravo
- Jonathan Kimmel
- Greg Cipes
- Jim Belushi
- Janeane Garofalo
- Richard Kind
- William S
In this wild and outrageous computer-animated comedy-adventure, an odd assortment of animals from the New York Zoo -- including a lion, a giraffe, an anaconda, a koala, and a squirrel -- discover what a jungle the city can be when one of their own is mistakenly shipped to the wild and they embark on a dangerous mission to rescue him. The film boasts an impressive vocal ensemble -- Keifer Sutherland (as the respected lion leader, Samson), Greg Cipes (as Samson's son, Ryan), Jim Belushi (as Benny, the street savvy squirrel and Samson's best friend), Janeane Garofalo (as a quick-witted giraffe), Richard Kind (as a dim-witted anaconda), William Shatner (as a wicked wildebeest), and Eddie Izzard (as Nigel, an acerbic koala) -- along with cutting edge animation, and a story filled with hilarious situations.
Director Steve "Spaz" Williams and producer Clint Goldman helped to revolutionize CG character animation during their long association with ILM ("The Mask," "The Abyss," "Jurassic Park," "Terminator 2: Judgement Day"), and were responsible for the acclaimed Blockbuster Entertainment commercials featuring Carl the rabbit and Ray the guinea pig.


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Top candidates will be invited for an interview at Memorial Hermann in February and March.
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"note," 1776, short for chitty, from Mahrati (Hindi) chitthi "letter, note," from Sanskrit chitra-s "distinctively marked" (cf. cheetah).
"small child," 1620s, originally "young of a beast" (late 14c.); unrelated to chit (n.1); perhaps a playful deformation of kitten, but the "Middle English Dictionary" compares Old High German kizzin "kid."
An impudent and spirited young woman: a saucy chit
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A bill for food or drink, which one signs or initials instead of paying immediately
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CNN Takes Over Empire State Building On Election Day
CNN has taken over the Empire State Building on Election Day.
The cable news network and the iconic New York landmark will partner on lighting display that tallies each candidates electoral votes as they are called by CNN. Each vertical LED-illuminated "meter" atop the office tower will light up red or blue as a state is awarded to either Barack Obama (blue) or Mitt Romney (red).
STORY: How the Networks Will Cover Election Night
When the election is finally called by CNN – which may not be until the wee hours of the morning in New York – all tower lights will change color to all-blue or all-red.
The four-sided tower, which sits atop the building more than a quarter of a mile from the streets of Manhattan, will be illuminated in red, white and blue vertical stripes, while the mast will be lit in blue and in red on two sides each to represent Obama and Romney's respective electoral vote totals. CNN is exclusively shooting footage from the rooftop of a neighboring building and will air live images of the illuminated tower as the evening's results progress.
It is the latest bell and whistle for CNN, which for this election season is using a "virtual senate" to track hotly contested Senate races and issues.
The Empire State Building is one of Manhattan's marquee tourist attractions. Its tower lights recognize everything from historical milestones to charitable organizations, countries and even local football teams. The lighting tradition began in 1932, when a searchlight was used to announce the election of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, a New Yorker, as president.